We'll begin our Great Ocean Road adventure as we depart Melbourne at around 7:00am and travel through the surfing town of Anglesea, stopping for morning tea along the way. As we head down the coastline we'll pass gorgeous ocean scenery.

We'll make a short stop at the Historic Memorial Arch for photos and Kennett River to spot koalas and see the colorful, local birds, including Kookaburras, Parrots and Lorikeets. Then we'll arrive in Apollo Bay for lunch.

Continuing our journey we'll pass through the Great Otway Rainforest and head to the Twelve Apostles, one of the most famous landmarks on our route, and arrive at Loch Ard Gorge, where you will learn all about the history of this famous shipwreck spot before passing through the township of Port Campbell and making our way to the Grampians.

We'll spend the night in the Grampians National Park.

Today we'll get to explore Grampians National Park, one of Victoria’s most popular holiday destinations and an area rich in Aboriginal culture set in a beautiful and rugged ancient landscape. We'll embark on a walk after breakfast through the national park and receive breathtaking views at Boroka and Reed's Lookout.

Next up, we'll visit Mackenzie Falls (or Silverband Falls) for stunning views of this gorgeous natural wonder. If there is enough time we'll visit the Jaws of Death lookout or Aboriginal Cave Paintings.

After enjoying a fantastic day in the National Park, we make our way to Adelaide.